She is currently in foster care with Cora (neutered Dalmatian).  She tries hard to get Cora to play, sometimes she succeeds and other she doesn’t!  She enjoys putting her intelligence to good use during shaping sessions. Join our Facebook rehoming page ‘Dobies at Lincs Dobermann Rescue’ so you can check out more photos and videos

Update: meet and greet booked with one of our fabulous ‘Dobie Mates’ (monthly contributor to the rescue). If you want to become a Dobie Mate please email us: dobies@lincsdobermannrescue.com Molly is being rehomed through no fault of her own; due to a relationship break-up her owner has no choice but to move into a home

His current owner needs some unexpected hospital care/procedures and after he returns home will need a lot of recuperation and so will not be able to meet Zaks needs.  He is currently still with his owner, but time is of the essence and so we are looking for potential adopters who are ready immediately to

Mylo is a Lincs dog who we rehomed 4 years ago to a wonderful home, unfortunately with heavy heart they have had to ask us to find him a new home due to the impact of the rising cost of living.  They are not the only ones asking for their beloved dogs to be rehomed

Due to a change in circumstance this beautiful Dobie girl has arrived in our care. She is currently in foster care, with a male and female Dobie and a grumpy Yorkie. She is doing great although she does have to be reminded, on the odd occasion, that the other dogs need their space but she’s

This boy is special, he came to us through no fault of his own, his owner had to relocate to a rented property that doesn’t allow dogs.  You’ll see why he’s so special when you read on. Join our Facebook rehoming page ‘Dobies at Lincs Dobermann Rescue’ so you can check out more photos and

This pretty lady was handed into a warden’s kennels a few days after she had been bought from an internet seller, because she was not getting along with the resident dog. This is the information the previous owner told the warden about the dog: This is what the kennels saw in her: She arrived in

Sadie came to us because her owner is regularly hospitalised and so can’t meet her needs.  He only had Sadie for 5 months, along with Digger (also available for adoption) after getting both dogs from the same home having answered an internet post; he didn’t get any history with the dogs. Check out her album

Digger came to us because his owner is regularly hospitalised and so can’t meet his needs.  He only had Digger for 5 months, along with Sadie (also available for adoption) after getting both dogs from the same home having answered an internet post; he didn’t get any history with the dogs. Check out his album

21.06.23 – updated photo added at end of the text section. This gorgeous, but under-weight chap came to us on 01.06.23 from a dog warden kennels and so we don’t have any knowledge of his history.  He is currently in a fabulous foster home living with 2 x calm older Dobies (a neutered male and

He’s adorable. We know nothing of this young lad’s history due to the route he arrived in our care.  The information below is based on what we’ve seen in the first 24hrs of meeting him…remember the 3-3-3 rule for rescue dogs…having said that in a home that sets clear and consistent boundaries and gives him

This handsome lad would be staying with his current owner, but she has been diagnosed with cancer which is sadly incurable therefore during treatments and going forward she is unable to meet his needs. Check out his album on our Facebook page ‘Dobies at Lincs Dobermann Rescue’ for more photos and some videos of the

This beautiful girl did a walk in Derbyshire with Cora (Dally) and me (foster carer).  She was fabulous on lead and showed no interest in passing people, dogs, or cyclists but she was a bit unsure of herself at times…oh, and she dodged a puddle for which I was grateful because I had a long

Ideally suited as an only dog.  This lovely Dobie lad appears to be well socialised; he walked without ado though a local town park, passing walkers, a pram, a man emptying a bin, a small moving tractor and was only mildly interested in the other dogs in the park.  In the same park he took